Lost In La Mancha - Dir. by Keith Fulton and Louis Pepe
such successes as 12 Monkeys and The Fisher King, it’s just another day at the office. Subtitled “The Un-Making of Don Quixote,” Lost In La Mancha chronicles Gilliam’s decade-long effort to make his version of the famed classic, called The Man Who Killed Don Quixote. ...Read More
Nowhere in Africa - Dir. by Caroline Link
Nowhere in Africa is a beautiful and moving film about a family of German Jews who flee Nazi Germany in 1938 and immigrate to Kenya. The film begins with Walter (Merab Ninidze), a former lawyer now working as a farm caretaker, sending for his wife, Jettel (Juliane Kohler), and daughter, Regina (Lea Kurka/Karoline Eckertz), to leave their middle class life and join him on the Kenyan farm. ...Read More
A Man Apart - Dir. by F. Gary Gray
All the Real Girls - Dir. by David Gordon Green
Anger Management - Dir. by Peter Segal
Assassination Tango - Dir. by Robert Duvall
Dreamcatcher - Dir. by Lawrence Kasden
Ghosts of the Abyss - Dir. by James Cameron
Head of State - Dir. by Chris Rock
Holes - Dir. by Andrew Davis
Identity - Dir. by James Mangold
Laurel Canyon - Dir. by Lisa Cholodenko
Marion Bridge - Dir. by Wiebke von Carolsfeld
Phone Booth - Dir. by Joel Schumacher
Seraphin: Heart of Stone - Dir. by Charles Binamé
Steal - Dir. by Gerard Pires
The Core - Dir. by Jon Amiel
The Dancer Upstairs - Dir. by John Malkovich
The Good Thief - Dir. by Neil Jordan
It's unfortunate the words "maturity" and "growth" are stigmas in the world of punk rock. They would be the perfect descriptors for Toronto, ON-based Hostage Life's tertiary release. Maintaining the adage that a band never realize their true potential until their third album, the quintet prove thems... Full Review
Game designer Tim Schafer is not a well-known man, at least not to the mainstream. But like Buffy creator Joss Whedon, Schafer's a full-blown hero amongst the geek-pop set, his name synonymous with creative vision, critical acclaim, fervent fans and, alas, sub-par sales.... Read More
Cracks and Corrosion is an auspicious debut recording of diverse works by Swedish modern composer Örjan Sandred. Beginning with the riveting "Amanzule Voices," for cello and electronics, Sandred creates a piece of high drama, informed with an acute sense of passing time on the rhythmical and ... Full Review
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